Parliament and Anti-Corruption Legislation

Parliament has a critical role to play in fighting corruption, both in eanacting appropriate laws to counter corruption and in seeing, through its committees, that these laws are enforced. To this aim, thay cover tree aspects of corruption: to criminalize and punish diverse corrupt actions as bribery, nepotisim, conflicts of interest and cronyism; to ameliorate an administrative and social environment; and to amend the anti-corruption legislation. Finally, any efficient legal system requires exact, enforceable and "corruption-proofed" laws to deter meaningfully the corruption.